I am pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical engineering. Which course shall I opt to do Masters?

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Piyush Mittal | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

There are many options for Masters like MBA, M.Tech, MCA, etc. But I will suggest you MBA after B.Tech because you should have management knowledge as well because you are from mechanical and you will know about the management. You should go with: MBA in engineering MBA in marketing MBA in financ

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Anurag Chaturvedi | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Hello Prabhukiran, I am suggesting you some of the courses you can take as Masters: Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Master in Industrial Mechanical Engineering Advanced Master in Aerospace Project Management Master of Engineering in Computational Mechanics Master in Advanced Me

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